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	Why Microsoft makes a mistake with the MSDN subscription changes.
		I think the real reason behind a lot of the negativity about the new MSDN model is fed by the fact that these developers, myself included, simply want to buy a package from Microsoft which allows them to write software, use sourcecontrol, have unit-tests, use fancy designers and do bugtracking/issue management.
		In the past year, Microsoft bombed us with their Team System propaganda and a lot of people were very pleased to see Microsoft made a fully integrated system which did everything: allowed you to architect webservices, test your application with fully integrated test tools, use bugtracking/issue management and much more.
		Getting agreement to buy MSDN is still hard but only had to be done once it is included 100% of what I needed to do my job.
	weblogs.asp.net /fbouma/archive/2005/03/24/395759.aspx (5334 words)

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		Any Server Software provided to you as part of MSDN is provided for your use solely in conjunction with the design, development, testing and demonstration of software products created by you that run in conjunction with the Server Software.
		For each MSDN license acquired that includes Desktop Applications, you may make and to use one additional copy of any of the Desktop Applications provided with your subscription level for business purposes, provided that such business purposes relate specifically to your design, development, testing and demonstration of your software product(s).
		In the event of any inconsistencies between the provisions of use which appear on the MSDN Subscriber Downloads Website and the provisions of the Academic Amendment, the provisions of the Academic Amendment shall prevail to the extent needed to fulfill the purposes of the MSDN Academic Alliance Program.
	www.msdnaa.net /EULA/NA/English.aspx (7147 words)

	greymatter.com - MSDN
		As before, each MSDN subscription is only licensed for use by one named subscriber, and the server components can only be used for design, development, test or demonstration purposes.
		All MSDN Licensing is User based, not Machine based, so legally you must have one MSDN license for every developer that uses MSDN products for design, development, test and/or demonstration purposes.
		MSDN products are not generally licensed for use in a live production/deployment environment.
	www.greymatter.com /Developers/Microsoft/Home.asp (991 words)

	Windows Vista - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The projected release date is five years after the release of Windows XP, making this the longest time span between releases of desktop versions of Microsoft's Windows operating system.
		Vista Beta 1 (build 5112) is currently available to Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) subscribers as well as a select group of Microsoft Beta testers and at select Microsoft developer conferences such as the Professional Developers Conference (PDC) and WinHEC.
		A beta refresh is being given to 2005 PDC attendees and has been released to Microsoft Beta testers (and now also to MSDN subscribers) with the build number 5219.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Windows_Vista (3561 words)

	Comments on the pricing of Team System
		Most MSDN Universal subscribers believe that they are getting tens of thousands of dollars of software for $2,799 retail.
		A reasonable and honest person who is completely legal on their use of the stuff on the MSDN discs might still be quite dismayed over the new pricing.
		I'm not asking every MSDN subscriber to be happy about the pricing -- I am merely surfacing a very general expectation which I think is part of the unhappiness.
	software.ericsink.com /entries/vsts_pricing.html (1656 words)

	MSDN Alpha Available
		Tim Ewald was one of the principal forces behind this effort, but there were plenty of other really smart people involved, too: I am not at all kidding to say that merely keeping up with them was difficult.
		This is going to allow MSDN to introduce a lot more services around their extremely rich set of documents...just wait and see.
		She hates it when I mention her name, but I think she deserves more credit on this release than any other single person on the team, and it would be a crime if no one came out and pointed her out as the hero of this project.
	pluralsight.com /blogs/craig/archive/2004/09/15/2274.aspx (2377 words)

	BetaNews \| MSDN Library CD Trio Slips Out
		the problem is : i have msdn april 2003 on 3 cds but during installation (copying files) it asks for disc 1.
		I suggest before using or trying MSDN if u dont know whats in the tools options of vs 6 or vs net open up ur studio and just learn and browse all the different tool bar options and tabs just to see whats avaiable even if you havent learned howt o use them yet.
		This is because post January 2001, (I think), all MSDN Library releases have had their Visual Studio 6 integration removed...
	www.betanews.com /article/1050385180 (1833 words)

	MSDN Lab
		MSDN Lab projects are experimental and may be removed without notice
		The MSDN Lab is an highly experimental place where we can try something new, test out beta applications, and most importantly, gather feedback from the developer community on potential new additions to MSDN Online.
		The MSDN Product Feedback Center is a public suggestion and bug database for Microsoft products, starting with Visual Studio 2005 and the.NET Framework 2.0 Beta.
	lab.msdn.microsoft.com (329 words)

	Amazon.com: Microsoft MSDN Universal Subscription 7.0: Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Through MSDN subscriber downloads and automatic shipments, subscribers receive the latest Microsoft technologies and information as soon as they are available.
		MSDN comes in many 'shapes and sizes,' with probably one variation to fit your needs/budget too.
		I had the same problem as one of the other reviewers, my activation number was already in use, so I had to talk to Microsoft and send it out by a carrier (Top of the box, invoice and subscription card).
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005NGPB/kalunacom (1493 words)

	MSDN Blogs
		MSDN feedback will automatically log your bugs and suggestions into the internal Microsoft tracking database.
		The MSDN feedback center was added on msdn.com when the VFP 9.0 beta was already underway and the VFP team did not have the resources or infrastructure setup to add VFP to it back then.
		Adding VFP to the MSDN feedback center is something that VS Data program manager Milind Lele has been working on adding for the VFP team and community, and he will be blogging about it as needed.
	blogs.msdn.com /MainFeed.aspx (1243 words)

	VS2005 Pricing and Licensing
		But I expect most developers are actually going to get their Visual Studio copies as part of MSDN subscriptions instead, and this is where the real changes are coming.
		Professional/Premium is pretty close to MSDN Universal (with the exception of not offering the top-of-the-line Visual Studio); MSDN Premium includes the operating systems, the various server products, and the productivity applications.
		Details on what's in MSDN Professional and MSDN Premium, as well as the usage rights for the various products, are here.
	www.larkware.com /editorials/vs2005.html (1038 words)

	MSDN2 Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The MSDN Library is an essential resource for developers using Microsoft tools, products, and technologies.
		In the coming months, the documentation hosted here will be consolidated into the MSDN Library.
		Try the complete MSDN Library or MSDN Library Archive for technical articles related to previous version of Microsoft technologies and products.
	msdn2.microsoft.com (139 words)

	Simon Willison: Fixing MSDN with Greasemonkey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Safari and Opera have virtually no technical documentation at all, while Mozilla's is piecemeal to say the least (let's hope they listen to Jon Udell and Tim Bray).
		The good stuff is in the HTML and DHTML reference, but information on which versions (and platforms) of IE can cope with which objects is no where to be found.
		It'd be necessary to use per-site user stylesheets to apply this rule just to the MSDN site.
	simon.incutio.com /archive/2005/01/08/greasemonkey (1983 words)

	Joel on Software - How Microsoft Lost the API War
		The other camp is what I'm going to call the MSDN Magazine camp, which I will name after the developer's magazine full of exciting articles about all the different ways you can shoot yourself in the foot by using esoteric combinations of Microsoft products in your own software.
		The MSDN Magazine Camp is always trying to convince you to use new and complicated external technology like COM+, MSMQ, MSDE, Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer and its components, MSXML, DirectX (the very latest version, please), Windows Media Player, and Sharepoint...
		The MSDN Magazine Camp believes in making things easy for developers by giving them really powerful chunks of code which they can leverage, if they are willing to pay the price of incredibly complicated deployment and installation headaches, not to mention the huge learning curve.
	www.joelonsoftware.com /articles/APIWar.html (5274 words)

	MSDN Blogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Visual FoxPro added to MSDN Product Feedback Center
		Visual FoxPro is now available in the Product/Technology drop down selection list on the MSDN Product Feedback Center.
		The VFP team will be monitoring bug reports and feature suggestions for Visual FoxPro 9.0, all VFP service pack efforts, and the Sedna...
	blogs.msdn.com (1243 words)

	Visual Studio 2005 Beta Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		MSDN Subscribers can now download the release candidate of Visual Studio 2005 and Beta 3 of Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server.
		The MSDN Forums team is looking for feedback regarding the future...
		An MSDN Subscription gives you priority access to essential developer resources, including Visual Studio 2005 and Microsoft product updates.
	lab.msdn.microsoft.com /vs2005 (1006 words)

	Russ' Tool Shed - Russ Fustino's WebLog
		It will most likely be another one of the MSDN Events Presenters doing this one as will most likely rotate.
		We will be giving this out at our MSDN events coming up starting in October- December (see http://msdnevents.com for your closest city).
		I did a preview of the ASP.NET 2.0 Membership and Personalisation session we are doing at the MSDN events the October-December time frame.
	www.russtoolshed.net (5934 words)

	PC Pro: News: 64-bit editions of Windows made available on MSDN
		Microsoft has released the 64-bit editions of its Windows platform to members of the MSDN network.
		The final version is now available to the thousands of businesses and developers in the group to download and test.
		MSDN subscribers need to download an image from the network and burn it to CD.
	www.pcpro.co.uk /news/news_story.php?id=71297 (428 words)

	MSDN AA Home:
		The new MSDN Academic Alliance Developer Center is geared toward the unique requirements of the worldwide academic community.
		Integration with the extensive MSDN library of technical content.
		The MSDN Academic Alliance is an annual membership program for departments that teach and utilize technology such as Computer Science, Engineering, and Information Systems departments.
	www.msdnaa.net /program (365 words)

	MSDN Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		MSDN Subscriptions is a premier software service for developers providing priority access to over 1,000 continuously updated product downloads, DVDs or CDs, with the latest tools, platform, and server technologies.
		The Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) is a set of online and offline services designed to help developers write applications using Microsoft products and technologies.
		We're committed to making MSDN the premiere location for developer resources on the Web and are implementing changes to improve the usability of the site.
	www.msdn.microsoft.com (308 words)

	PC World \| HTML Developer's Guide \| MSDN users to get early access to Visual Studio 2005 tools
		Subscribers to MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network) will get early access to the general availability releases of the Visual Studio 2005 developer toolset and SQL Server 2005 database.
		MSDN subscribers can get the products in mid-to-late October, ahead of the Nov. 7 general release date.
		Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of IDG Communications is prohibited.
	www.pcworld.idg.com.au /index.php/id;970264861;fp;16;fpid;0 (851 words)

	Tommy Blogs - MSDN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		There are download servers all over the world for the MSDN Subscriber Downloads system, and it takes some time for new files to replicate across all of them.
		Sean is a developer in MSDN and he’s also a guitarist.
		I’m late with this, but O’Reilly has written about the MSDN Annotations system for the Longhorn SDK on MSDN Lab.
	www.tommyblogs.com /CategoryView,category,MSDN.aspx (229 words)

	MSDN Events - Main RSS Feed
		MSDN Events is now providing an RSS Feed for our upcoming events.
		Tune your RSS reader to our feed and you’ll be notified when there's new content available from MSDN Events.
		Through this feed, you can be notified when new content, dates and locations have been added for MSDN Events.
	www.msdnevents.com /rss/aboutFeeds.aspx (207 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		MSDN Connection Online Experience aims to become a strong community of asp.net developers to empower the platform.
		Each web site on MSDN Connection Online Experience gets its own Application pool, so anything any other user does on their website shall not interfere with the working of yours.
		It is also meant to be a showcase of projects for the ASP.Net technology where each developer that is part of the system can show off their skills and application ideas to a wide audience.
	www.aspxconnection.com (324 words)

	Microsoft Belgique & Luxembourg - MSDN - All news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Visit the MSDN Business Process and Integration Developer Center for up-to-date information and resources about coordinating the activities of business applications, people, and partners.
		Web logs, or blogs as they are more commonly known, are web pages/sites that are updated frequently, written in an informal tone and from the point of view of an individual.
		MSDN Magazine provides in-depth, cutting edge information written by industry experts and edited by Microsoft professionals.
	www.microsoft.com /belux/fr/msdn/newsarch.mspx (6125 words)

	Microsoft België & Luxemburg - MSDN - Blogs
		Jan is a.NET Architect at Ordina Euregio NV and has written several articles for CodeProject and MSDN Belux.
		Jan Van Ryswyck is an analyst programmer at SD WORX and wants to share his.NET experiences and opinions with the.NET community, trying to learn something in the process.
		For more information on RSS Feeds in general and the MSDN RSS Feeds, check out MSDN's blurb on the subject at http://msdn.microsoft.com/aboutmsdn/rss.asp.
	www.microsoft.com /belux/nl/msdn/community/blogs.mspx (893 words)

	Tom's corner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		MSDN has published a white paper on Visual Studio 2005 and its security features.
		As usual with our MSDN Events in Belgium, the show can be attended for free but we do ask you to register upfront.
		Tony Krijnen, a technical specialist at Microsoft Netherlands, had a few spare hours and created a video of the nightmares his kids put him through before he had a Media Center PC.
	www.vsdotnet.be /blogs/tommer (1322 words)

	Bart De Smet .NET - Homepage
		Beside his evangelism efforts, he's busy maintaining his blog, writing articles for the local MSDN website in Belgium and doing consultancy for various development projects, spending long and lonely nights with his computer.
		This project provides a set of tools to be used in school environments to make the management and setup of a Windows Server 2003 domain easier.
		Several solutions built on top of Cassini can be found via the MSDN articles section of the site.
	www.bartdesmet.net (867 words)

	[No title]
		Although the names have changed to lead with the Visual Studio brand name, the subscriptions will continue to include benefits that MSDN subscribers are accustomed to receiving, including design, development, test, and demonstration use rights for operating systems and server products and other benefits.
		If you do not own MSDN Universal today, there is an opportunity for Visual Studio and MSDN subscribers to receive promotional pricing to purchase, renew, or upgrade to MSDN Universal subscriptions now.
		By doing so, you would be able to take advantage of the MSDN Universal transition upon Visual Studio 2005 product availability, in addition to receiving added benefits from MSDN Universal today.
	www.stlnet.org (1184 words)

	MSDN Knowledge Base Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This article describes the best way to install and use the MSDN Library with Terminal Server.
		To deploy an application, you must specify parameters such as what to deploy, where to deploy, and how to deploy.
		The sample is located on the MSDN Library CD in the \samples\benefits folder.
	www.anyhosting.net /technology_320.html (738 words)

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